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Re: NTSC Monitor Vs Apple IIgs' Monitor
- Subject: Re: NTSC Monitor Vs Apple IIgs' Monitor
- From: The Wizard of Oz <wizard@emeraldcity.gov>
- Date: Wed, 19 Oct 2005 20:58:15 GMT
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On Tue, 18 Oct 2005 21:39:47 +0000, Bryan Parkoff wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am curious when you play HGR game and DHGR game on Apple //e using
> NTSC monitor and Apple IIgs using analog RGB monitor. Please state your
> opinion which NTSC monitor or analog RGB monitor is better for you. Please
> have an explanation why you like NTSC monitor better than analog RGB monitor
> for HGR game and DHGR game. In other words, I think to say that analog RGB
> monitor is better than NTSC monitor because colored dots look neat including
> colored 80-column text than NTSC monitor.
> The problem is that NTSC chip on Apple IIgs' motherboard may not emulate
> true NTSC into RGB properly. It is an example that deep red vertical line
> is supposed to be in the farther left position, but it didn't when NTSC
> monitor did it. Are there more why NTSC chip is not emulated properly, but
> it is not just deep red vertical line alone?
> I am interested to hear your opinion with an explanation so it would
> help me to understand better by comparing NTSC monitor and analog RGB
> monitor. I hooked Apple //e to digital TV which it is capable to handle
> 80-column text and DHGR dots, but it is almost perfect while it does not
> look good as RGB does.
>
> Bryan Parkoff
I've only done this once. I connected one of two colour NTSC monitors to
my GS. The colours bled a little. The pixels were not as well defined. Of
course I have a monochrome NTSC monitor which showed things very sharp
without the colour (other than green). Since I don't have //es any more I
relegated the colour NTSC monitors to act as substitute TVs on a VCR and
my Linux box.
Later
Mike